大学英语四级考试新题型综合训练
2008-2
高等教育出版社
高菊霞 著 袁坚 译
185
全国大学英语四级考试是由教育部高等教育司组织的大规模标准化考试，是针对广大英语学习者，尤其是大学生的一种英语水平测试。随着大学英语教学改革的不断深入，四级考试大纲几次变更，题型不断变化，以致于考生对四级考试的动向把握不准，对能否通过考试表现出信心不足。 为了帮助广大考生迅速、有效地把握新题型，做到心中有数、有的放矢，从而顺利地通过大学英语四级考试，我们组织了长期工作在教学一线的、具有丰富教学经验的大学英语教师编写了这本《大学英语四级考试新题型综合训练》一书。 全书包括3个部分：快速阅读理解、篇章词汇理解和篇章改错。每个部分进行了详尽的阐述和分析，包括对样题的命题特点分析、样题解析、考点分析、答题技巧和配套的专项训练，对于参加大学英语四级新题型考试的考生具有很强的针对性和指导意义。由于作者水平有限，疏漏之处在所难免，敬请读者和同行批评指正。
《大学英语四级考试新题型综合训练》包括：快速阅读、篇章词汇理解和篇章改错三个部分。编者对每个部分进行了详尽的阐述和分析，包括对样题的命题特点分析、样题解析、考点分析、答题技巧和配套的专项训练，对于参加大学英语四级新题型考试的考生具有很强的针对性和指导意义。 为了帮助广大考生迅速、有效地把握新题型，做到心中有数、有的放矢，从而顺利地通过大学英语四级考试，我们组织了长期工作在教学一线的、具有丰富教学经验的大学英语教师编写了这本《大学英语四级考试新题型综合训练》一书。
第一部分 快速阅读理解快速阅读理解答题分析及解题技巧介绍一、快速阅读题型分析二、快速阅读答题技巧快速阅读理解专项训练第二部分 篇章词汇理解篇章词汇理解答题分析及解题技巧介绍一、篇章词汇理解题型分析二、篇章词汇理解解题思路三、篇章词汇理解命题剖析四、篇章词汇理解备考建议篇章词汇理解专项训练第三部分 篇章改错篇章改错答题分析及解题技巧介绍一、备考提示二、主要错误类型举例与分析篇章改错专项训练参考答案第一部分 快速阅读理解专项训练第二部分 篇章词汇理解专项训练第三部分 篇章改错专项训练
Martin Luther King and his wife were happy in Montgomery. Their first child was born. Martins work at the church was going well. He became involved in a number of activities to help the poor. And the members of his church spoke highly of their new preacher. Coretta remembered their life as simple and without worries. A New Movement Was Born Then， a black woman， Rosa Parks， was arrested for sitting in the white part of a Montgomery city bus. And Martin Luther King organized a protest against the Montgomery bus system. Martin believed it was very important for the bus boycott to succeed —— more important even than his own life. But he worried about his ability to lead such an important campaign. He was only 26 years old. He prayed to God for help and believed that God answered his prayers. Martin knew that his actions and his speeches would be important for the civil rights movement. But he was faced with a serious problem. He asked： "How can I make my people militant enough to win our goals， while keeping peace within the movement.？" The answer came to him from the teachings of Gandhi and Thoreau. In his first speech as a leader， Martin said： "We must seek to show we are right through peaceful， not violent means. Love must be the ideal guiding of our actions. If we protest bravely， and yet with pride and Christian love， then future historians will say： There lived a great people， a black people， who gave new hope to civilization. With these words， a new movement was born. It was non-violent and peaceful. But victory was far from sure， and many difficult days of struggle lay ahead.
